The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-02-27
TRKNTON NOTES.
What is Said About Men and Things at
Mt the State Capitol.

,Assemblyman Carroll is brass finisher
by trade.
Speaker Baird will be bounced yeti
See if he isn't.
In short, Assembly man Noonan says
the Camden Courier "lies.'
Frank McDermitt is a regular dude in
his gorge Gus light Spring overcoat.
Senator Chase is not very enthusi-
astic admirer of Ex-Governor Albeit.
Eddie Mcdonald was close compan-
ion of Ex-Governor Bodies in Trenton last
week
Senator Edwards is fast forging to
the front rank of the brainy men OF Iren-
ton.
john P. Stockton has been unanimously
con tirmed as Attorney General by the
Senate.
Coy. Green attended the Land League
ce ebration in Newark on Westinghouse
Birthday.
Andy Clarke is not so anxious now to
sell out the SUNDAY Advertiser"
lit is said that the Senatorial problem
will be settled this week by the election of
Leon Albeit.
Mr.. Heppenheimer has introduced
new election law similar to that which pre-
walls in New York.
The Gloucester Democrat" says that
Ex-Sheriff Carter is candidate for Ri
parian Commissioner.
Governor Albeit is said to have held
a satisfactory conference with the disaf-
fected Democrats the other day.
Mr.. Richard Stockton, Consul at Rot
terdam, son of Attorney General Stockton,
kba Assam, llu fnrdav
Assemblyman Lyon, of Morris, is one of
the NEST reserved and dignifed members
of the Assembly.
After the joint meeting last Wednesday
Senator Chattls was closeted for half an
hour with Governor Green.
Ex-Governor Bedle is said to have
greas confidence in the ultimate success
of his, SO far, insignificant Senatorial
boom.
Ass smblyman Feeney did an act of
heroism the other day in rescuinR two
children from blazing dwelling on Grove
street.
Frank McDermit and the Trenton
ssAmerican" have concluded that the House
has constitutional right to depose Speaker
Baird.
-Hudspeth's repeater of the Washington
street gap tunnel bill has passed the Assem-
bly,. It never should and will not pass the |
Senate.
United States District Attorney Job |
Lippincott focked at table all alone by
himself at dinner in the Trenton House
last M nday.
-Ex-Judge Ludlow McCarter was in
Trenton last week, no doubt nursing the
bolt from the ranks of his friend ex-Gov-
ernor Leon Albeit.
They say that Phelps is not possible
outcome of the Senatorial complications,
because General Sewell will hold his adj
herents against all corners.
The Morris & Essex Railroad bill,will be
argued before the Committee of the Whole
tomorrow evening. Ex-Governor Bedle
will argue it for the railroad.
Ex-senator Frank Ward, Ludlow Nc.
Carter and Assemblyman Kinney hob
nobbed together at dinner in the Trenton
House last Wednesday.
The "Citizens' city charter bcbs up
serenely this session again, only to be
knocked down as usual. The fact is we
haven't any moIe- "Citizens' here.
Senator Edwards, as the commander
in chief of the Albeit forces, is par eccel-
leaee-a decided improvement on ths man
agement of your Atlantic statesman.
-Four or five of the Hudson county
Assemblymen voted for Wolverton's Five
Per Cent Bill. Last year the bill was
beaten in the Senate by only one vote.
-Assemblyman Hudspeth has given no
tice that the new Building and Loan Asss-
cation bill will have a hearing in the AS
sembly Chamber next Wednesday evening
Coy Green failed to provide for sue
cessor in Congress to himself, because it
could be done only by o special election;
and the time his term had to run was not
worth the while.
There is some talk of the Republicans
trying to adjourn the Legislature sine die to
avoid vote on the Senatorial question.
The Democrats are prepared foe the move
ment.
Hon. W. W. Phelps place as one of the
directors of the Delaware, Lackaw anna &
Western Railroad Company at the annual
meeting last Monday was filed by w. w.
Aston.
1t is reported on good authority that
the votes of Kinney, Mcbride and Chase
are at the command of Ex-Governor Bedle
at any time they may be of service to
him.
1t is not very much to Throckmorton's
credit that his vote, coupled with che vote
of the cock-eyed Assemblyman from Sus
sex, throttled the will of the majority in
the deposition of Speaker Baird.
The Warren County papers that have
never yet dared to open their mouths in
denunciatioA of s'Speaker" Baird must be
controlled by quite as disreputable infu-
ences as those which control him.
The remarks of Senator McDermitt in
Joint meeting last Wednesday, which were
everything but savory to the anti-Abbett
Democrats, all but strengthened the ex-
Governors chances.
The Elizabeth "Herald'' is chuckling
because it believes, or affects to believe,
hah in. Il